Trump aide Stephen Miller dismisses Statue of Liberty "huddled masses" poem
The exchange occurred during Wednesday's White House press briefing
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The exchange occurred during Wednesday's White House press briefing
GOP bill, blessed by President Trump, to halve number of those legally entering U.S. isn't likely to boost pay
"I wouldn't say it was a lie," incoming White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said
Trump endorsed a bill introduced by Sens. Tom Cotton and David Perdue that aims to reduce the number of immigrants entering the United States by establishing a "points-based" immigration system
Embattled Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced his Department of Justice won't be going easy on sanctuary cities
Monday's injunction by U.S. District Judge Mark Goldsmith in Detroit allows Iraqis, many of whom are Christian, to stay in the U.S.
In Connecticut, Nury Chavarria has taken refuge at a church, defying the order to return to her native Guatemala
U.S. immigration officials consider woman trying to avoid deportation in church to be a fugitive
To apply for a seasonal worker visa, businesses must be able to show they'll be harmed otherwise
Nora Sandigo has become legal guardian for 1,029 kids whose parents are undocumented immigrants, facing threat of deportation
Trump often railed against illegal immigration during his presidential campaign, and his support for tougher immigration policies is crucial to his voting base
He asked the House to "honor grieving American families" by passing two bills dealing with undocumented immigrants
The private prison industry could face consequences from their reliance on cheap labor from immigrants who haven't been convicted
Carlos Cardona, 48, has been detained since February under President Trump's immigration executive order
People on front line of U.S. efforts to ease refugee crisis say confusion over Trump's policy is slowing things down, and the future is even more uncertain
The 2014 immigration policy was never implemented because the Supreme Court affirmed lower courts' rulings to block it from taking effect
New study surveyed American views on race, immigration, trade, wages, and more between 2011 and 2016, looking at how shifting attitudes affected voting behavior
The government attorney argued Claudia Rueda should wear a monitoring device because she was arrested twice, but a judge disagreed
Don Rosenberg blames San Francisco's immigration policy for the death of his son, Drew, who was hit and killed by an undocumented driver
A fight broke out on the floor of the Texas House of Representative on Monday when a GOP state Rep. told Democrats he called ICE about demonstrators
Protesters gathered in the public gallery of the Texas House in response to new "anti-sanctuary cities" legislation, prompting threats from lawmakers
California woman takes first step toward suing county and federal officials after she says she was detained by authorities
Rene Lima-Marin, a Cuban immigrant, was sentenced to 98 years in prison, but was mistakenly paroled in 2008 and married and had a child
Number of arrests made by immigration agents increased nearly 40 percent between Jan. 22 and April 29 compared to a similar period last year
Jean Jimenez-Joseph, 27, is the seventh person to die while in ICE custody in fiscal year 2017